Hon W E Mullen Praised As Republican Standard Bearer
The piece extols Hon W E Mullen as a steadfast Republican leader campaigning for victory on election day. It lauds his background, self made rise from Sheridan, and personal appeal while denouncing Democratic attacks as unfounded. It argues voters should back the Republican team to keep prosperity and progress.
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W. E. Mullen
Billy’ Mullen
Sheridan
Mullen
Republican Party
Shell meeting draws large crowd for Republican rally
A shell Republican rally drew one of the campaign’s largest, most enthusiastic turnouts. Sheriff candidate Will Eyre received prolonged cheers after pledging strict law enforcement. County candidates West Hart and others delivered strong, cordial speeches as voters praised the party. a post meeting dance lasted past midnight.
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Shell
Will Eyre
West
Hart
Free Turkey Advertised By Hardware Merchant
George W. Kuick announces a live turkey in his show window and will give it free to the purchaser who guesses its weight closest to the ounces. The weighing will occur Tuesday at 7 o'clock p.m. A Savory Roaster or carving set will go to the successful guesser.
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George W. Kuick
U S Land Office Agent Takes Testimony in Basin Cases
Special Agent W A Murphy of the U S Land Office gathered testimony in Basin regarding four land contest cases. Cases involve Gould, Matthews, and Mavid W Matthews with various homestead and timber and stone entries in townships 55 and 50, ranges 91 and 88. J P Arnott served as attorney for the entry men. the county clerk acted as referee.
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U. S. Land Office
W. A. Murphy
Basin
J. Franklin Gould
Jesse R. Matthews
R. Matthews
Homestead
Mavid W. Matthews
J. P. Arnott
Dr J A Farlien Weds In Fremont County Ceremony
Dr J A Farben married Miss Edith Templin at her parents home on Owl Creek Tuesday evening at 8 o clock by Rev L C Thompson. Farben, a well known professional man in the Big Horn Basin, wins a happy future with his bride, Fremont County’s fair daughter. The Republican notes warm wishes and a playful quip about rice and old shoes.
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J. A. Farben
Edith Templin
Rhermopolia
J. W. Templin
Owl Creek
L. C. Thompson
Big Horn Basin
Farben
Ambison
Fremont County
Parken
Basin
Miss Haven
Iowa
Fraternity Hall
Wickery
Thermoupolis
Carnegie Library
Mias
Elizabeth C. Haven
Elizabeth Haven
No Foundation For Report In Lovell Chronicle
State Examiner I C Newlin responds to Lovell Chronicle coverage of Mrs Zela Murphy for Big Horn county treasurer. He says interviews and statements cited are entirely without foundation and that he never discussed bank examinations or findings with a friend, noting exaggeration for political purposes.
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Lovell
Zela Murphy
Big Horn County
Lowell
Lowell State Bank
Cloverly Witness Reports Snow and Sawmill Boom
Cloverly's All Right Lewis St. Jermain visits Basin for land hearings as a witness. He notes snow in the region and says the remodeled sawmill now produces 4,000 to 5,000 feet daily. A hunting party visiting the camps enjoyed housekeeping lessons from the ladies. St. Jermain praises the Republican ticket as solid and fully voteable from head to tail.
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Cloverly
Lewis St. Jermain
Cloverly Country
Basin
Jermain
Republican Party
Scully’s Rogers House display touts western riches
C P Scully of Denver promotes Whitney Sporting House goods in Rogers House sample room. He tells the Republican that Burlington’s link will connect Big Horn Basin to the outside world, enabling new coalitions and potential fortunes in oil gas coal gypsum cement rock brick shale apples and a prosperous future for the region.
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C. P. Scully
Whitney Sporting House Goods
Denver
Rogers House
Scully
Republican
Burlington
Big Horn
Greybull Man Tests Land Case Testimony
Jack Davis, formerly of Basin and now of Greybull, testified this week in a land case. He described the north neighbor’s rapid growth with new buildings for dwellings and stores. He predicted a sweeping Republican victory across the county and at state and county levels.
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Jack Davis
Basin
Greybull
Jack
Challenge flour boosts rich bread and pastry sales
A Basin Cloth ing House advertises Chal lenge flour for superior baking results with beautiful bread and pastries. It promotes Big Horn Mills as the supplier and suggests shoppers will soon think about fall clothing, claiming Basin Clothing House leads the market.
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Big Horn Mills
Basin
Zaring Heads to Lovell Amid Busy County GOP Work
A. Zaring, chairman of the county central Republican committee, traveled to Lovell on Wednesday. His wife accompanied him as far as Greybull, highlighting a busy period for the local party leader.
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Zaring
Lovell
A. Zaring
County Central Republican Committee
Judge Parmelee: A Portrait of Duty and Mercy
Judge C. H. Parmelee is praised for tempered fairness and stern justice. Born in Ohio, educated at a major university, he arrived in the fourth judicial district decades ago and has since embodied Western ideals, earning trust to govern the bench with ethical strength.
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Parmeles
Parmelee
Ohio
Ann Arbor
Republicans poised to sweep state and Big Horn offices
The piece portrays the Republicans as a unified, militant force ready to vote in an entire ticket of “good, clean men” and dismiss the Democracy next Tuesday. Voters are eager to challenge Democratic mismanagement and expensively run offices, predicting a full GOP victory at state and Big Horn County levels.
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Democracy
Big Horn
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